Air Malta will be operating its three flights to Italy today despite an air traffic control strike notice which caused disruptions to air travel across the country.
The strike notice announced for today will affect KM612/3 to Rome, KM624/5 to Milan and KM642/3 to Catania.
Air Malta will now operate these flights as soon as the strike is over.
The airline’s flights to these cities will today operate as follows (all timings are local):
|
KM612 |
Dep |
Malta |
1800 |
Arr |
Rome |
1930 |
|
KM613 |
Dep |
Rome |
2020 |
Arr |
Malta |
2230 |
|
KM624 |
Dep |
Malta |
1800 |
Arr |
Milan |
2000 |
|
KM625 |
Dep |
Milan |
2050 |
Arr |
Malta |
2250 |
|
KM642 |
Dep |
Malta |
1735 |
Arr |
Catania |
1820 |
|
KM643 |
Dep |
Catania |
1910 |
Arr |
Malta |
1955 |
A spokesman for the airline said that Air Malta made the above arrangements to minimise disruptions to passengers and unlike other airlines operating on the Malta route, Air Malta did not cancel any flights.
He added that in such situations the airline did its utmost to maintain a reliable schedule and minimise inconvenience to customers.